Sentence examples for basic ingredients of the from inspiring English sources
Energy; crispness; stretch; dance as a demonstration of music rather than as a response to it; the multidimensionality of the body in space: these basic ingredients of the ballet master's style shine bright here.
The list of modern British dramatists who've exploited the basic ingredients of the genre is a long one: Alan Bennett in Habeas Corpus, Caryl Churchill in Cloud Nine, Alan Ayckbourn in Bedroom Farce, Terry Johnson in Hysteria and Dead Funny are just a few of the playwrights who've used it to express their distinctive views of the world.
Thus, Heisenberg was led to consider the 'transition quantities' as the basic ingredients of the theory.
The basic ingredients of the world, such as electrons, are not actually particles at all.
The basic ingredients of the kinetic scheme are the phase-density in equilibrium and the free flight.
The basic ingredients of the Three-perspectives-approach were originally suggested by AH as a way for CB to carry out fieldwork and analyze her data.
Before going into the details, let us mention the basic ingredients of these two modules, TRAMO (or regARIMA), on the one hand, and SEATS, on the other hand.
Few of the plays that Vega wrote were perfect, but he had an unerring sense for the theme and detail that could move an audience conscious of being on the crest of its country's greatness to respond to a mirroring on the stage of some of the basic ingredients of that greatness.
The basic ingredients of this theory were adopted by many scholastic writers.
The town's beer heritage is an important factor: the basic ingredient of the spread is yeast sludge, a waste product left over from brewing beer, and there were once 30 breweries in the surrounding area.
Thomas Ostros, Sweden's bright young education minister, says that freedom of choice has become more of a basic ingredient of the welfare state.About 6% of younger Swedish students, and 8% of older ones, now go to independent schools that are privately run and allowed to select students according to criteria they set themselves, for example by academic ability.
